South Pasadena High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (South Pasadena, CA)

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ADMINISTRATION W iJt ii c iiiUenge this old zcorld offers the inemJiers of our gradu-ating classes as they go out from our halls, year after year. How inter- esting it is to us tvhn remain to zcatrh their frogress. South Pasadena might zvell be fraud of them and the honors they haz ' e brought to their school as they have gone into institutions of higher learning and into z ' ocational and frofessional life. Since the first class in 1907, 2,502 gradu- ates, not including the -present Senior Class of 256, haz ' e gone out into a world zvaiting for a new and vigorous youth. This old world is not unfriendly, but just a little fuzzled to knozc where to flace you all . It will flace you if you are willing to work, not only thirty or forty hours a week, but matty more hours if necessary. Work is a blessing, don ' t let anyone tell you otherwise. Give to the zcorld the best you have, and the best zcill come back to you. John E. Ai.man, Principal . 1 . ... J (T C- . r . P, r),

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FOREWORD The staff of the 193 5 Copa de Oro presents this book as a record of the pleasant and happy memories spent here during the recent school year. The theme Achievements was chosen to bring to light the many honors and awards that the various departments, clubs, and teams achieved during the year. Table of Contents . . . OPENING SECTION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS and ACTHITIES ATHLETICS SCHOOL LIFE

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